Frozen custard machine



Sept. 26; 1950 B. H. WOODRUFF FROZEN CUSTARD MACHINE Filed Oct. 5, 19485 Sheets-Sheet 1 IN V EN TOR.

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Application October 5, 1948, Serial No. 52,933

16 Claims. 1..

This invention relates generally to machines for making frozen custard,ice cream or other frozen products and more particularly to apparatusfor automatically admitting liquid mixture into the machine at a ratecorresponding to the amount of frozen mixture which is withdrawntherefrom.

Machines for the making and vending of frozen custard, ice cream, andother frozen products are well known in the art and are being used inrelatively large numbers. Present machines have been of two generaltypes, the first which might be considered one-shot or batch machines inwhich liquid mixture is placed in the machine and frozen and then drawnoff as desired, and the second which are continuous machines. In oneshotmachines, after the frozen custard or other frozen product has all beenremoved, the machines must be again filled and the cycle of freezingagain started causing a delay in serving of the frozen product. Thesemachines are, therefore, undesirable as a large amount of time is lostwhile the machines are in the freezing cycle. This requires a largenumber of machines to provide a large volume of frozen custard and acorrespondingly large amount of labor to keep the machines in operation.The second type of machines provide continuous operation with liquidmixture being continuously supplied thereto and a continuous flow of thefrozen custard produced thereby. These continuous machines areobjectionable in that they are large and cumbersome and installationthereof is very costly. In order to produce the large quantities offrozen custard which may be required as certain times, the output willbe too great when the demand is small. Storing of the frozen custard isentirely unsatisfactory as the custard becomes granular when retained atalow temperature without mixing thereof.

It is, therefore, an object of the present invention to provide animproved automatic continuously operated frozen custard machine.

A further object of this invention is to provide a machine for makingfrozen custard, ice cream, or other frozen dessert which operatescontinuously and which may provide custard at any desired rate. I

Another object of this invention is to provide apparatus for addingliquid mixture to a, freezing machine, automatically as the frozenmixture is withdrawn, so that the freezing chamber of the machineremains filled at all times.

Still another object of this invention is to provide a device for usewith a one-shot or "batch frozen custard machine for converting the samefor use either for continuous or batch operation.

A still further object of this invention is to provide a device forintroducing liquid mixture into a freezing machine in which thepossibility of unintentional flow of the liquid into the machine issubstantially eliminated.

A feature of this invention is the provision of apparatus forintroducing liquid into a freezing machine including a metering valvefor introducing the mixture which is operated by the gate, valve, orfaucet through which the frozen mixture is withdrawn.

A further feature of this invention is the provision of a frozen custardmachine having a gate for withdrawing custard therefrom which operates avalve so that the valve is filled with mixture when the gate is open andthe mixture is emptied into the machine when the gate is closed.

A still further feature of this invention is the provision of closuremember for use with a standard batch freezer having valves providingregulated continuous operation. 7

Another feature of this invention is the provision of a metering valvefor controlling the flow of liquid mixture into a frozen custardmachine, having entrance and exit ports arranged so that both cannot besimultaneously open and in the event that the valve sticks in anyposition, the mixture cannot flow through.

Still another feature of this invention is the provision of a meteringvalve for automatically admitting liquid mixture into a frozen custardmachine in which inserts may be used so that the quantity measured bythe valve can be varied.

Further objects, features and advantages will be apparentfrom aconsideration of the following description when taken in connection withthe accompanying drawings in which:

Fig. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing generally the structure of thefrozen custard machine in accordance with the invention;

Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional front View showing the details of themachine;

Fig. 3 is a front view similar to Fig. 2 with the gate open;

Fig. 4 is a side view illustrating the gate in an Fig. 7 illustrates theuse of inserts in the valve for changing the volume thereof.

In practicing the invention there is provided a frozen custard machineincluding a chamber into which the liquid mixture may be placed forfreezing. Although the machine is referred to generally as a frozencustard machine it is apparent that it may be used for preparing icecream or other frozen desserts or any other frozen mixtures. Means areprovided for refrigerating the chamber and for stirring the mixturetherein. A closure is provided for the chamber including an openinghaving a gate for controlling the withdrawal of frozen custard from thechamber. The Word gate is used in this specification to cover any meansfor controlling the withdrawal of the frozen mixture. A cavity isprovided in the closure and a container for liquid i supported thereon.A metering valve is provided to control the flow of liquid from thecontainer to the cavity. The metering valve is connected to the gate andarranged so that the valve is filled with liquid when the gate is openedand the liquid is emptied into the cavity when the gate is closed. As afixed amount of custard is normally withdrawn at any time, the valve canbe arranged to provide the quantity of mixture required to replenish thesupply in the chamber.

Referring now to the drawing, Fig. 1 illustrates the general arrangementof a frozen custard machine in accordance with the invention. Themachine includes a frame It] to which is secured a cylindrical chamberII, refrigerating apparatus I2 and a motor l3. The refrigeratingapparatus provides a flow of refrigerant in the coil I4 surrounding thechamber and may be automatically controlled to maintain the chamber I Iat any desired temperature. The motor I3 operates through belt I5 torotate dasher l6 within the chamber. The dasher may include portions I'Iprojecting radially into the chamber and scrapers I8 for removing thecustard from the edges of the chamber. A fixed member I9- may also beprovided within the chamber to facilitate agitation of the mixturetherein.

The chamber I has an open front on which a closure member 20 ispositioned. As clearly shown in Fig. 2, the closure 20 may be removablysecured to the frame I0 by the bolts 2| mounted on the frame and the bar22 secured to the closure member. The closure 2!] may be cast of dairymetal and includes an opening 23 through which the frozen custard may bewithdrawn and a cavity 24 connecting through opening 25 to the chamberII for supplying the liquid mixture thereto. For closing the opening 23there is provided a gate 2 6 which is removably supported by studs 27and 28 mounted on the closure member. The stud 2? acts as a pivot andthe stud 28 as a latch to hold the gate 26 securely in place when thegate is closed. A handle 29 is provided for opening the gate.

The closure member 20 with the cavity 24 may be cast as an integralunit. A tubular member 30, which may also be a part of the integralunit, is provided within the cavity 24. The tubular member 3|] isadapted to receive a plunger 3| having a cup shaped cap 32, the outerportion of which surrounds the tubular member 30. A spring 33 isprovided in the cap to bias the plunger in an upward direction. Theplunger 3| is threaded at the bottom into a roller block 35 (Fig. 6)which carries a roller 36. The gate 26 includes a projection 31 whichengages the roller 36 to operate the plunger. As will be apparent from aconsideration of Figs. 2 and 3, when the gate 26 is closed the plunger3| will be moved downwardly by the projection 3'? so that the spring 33is compressed. When the gate 26 is opened the spring 33 will cause theplunger 3| to move up to the extent permitted by roller block 35 comingin contact with the body of metal cover 20.

As clearly shown in Figs. 1 and 2, a container 40 is supported on theclosure 26 and includes a base casting 4| supported on the edges formingthe cavity 24 and a rectangular surrounding portion 42. The base castingmay be made of dairy metal and the rectangular portion of stainlesssteel. The portions may be secured together by brazing the edges asshown at 38 and by a soft solder fillet 39 which provides a roundedcorner. A removable cover 43 which may also be stainless steel isprovided for the container. Supported in a tubular projection 56 in thebase member 4| is a metering valve structure 44 including a cylinder 45,top plate 46 and bottom plate 41. The components of the valve areremovably secured together by the spindle 48 which threads into thebottom plate 41. The valve may be operated by the plunger 3|, the bottomplate 41 of the valve including a projection 49 engaging the top of theplunger 3|. Therefore, the vertical movement of the plunger 3| istransmitted to the valve 44 for operating the same. It is to be notedthat the spindle 48 includes a knurled portion 50 at the top for manualoperation of the valve if this is desired.

The operation of the valve 44 will become apparent from a considerationof Figs. 2-5 inelusive. The valve cylinder 45 includes two sets ofports, the lower ports 5| and the upper ports 52. The ports 5| areseparated by three small lands 52 and, similarly, the ports 52 areseparated by lands 54. Fig. 2 shows the valve closed with the top plate46 bearing against an annular recess 55 in the base member 4|. Theengaging surfaces of the top member 46 and the recess 55 may be lappedso that a. tight seal is provided therebetween to prevent flow of theliquid in the container 40 through the valve. Fig. 3 shows the valvestructure 44 held upwardly in the open position by the plunger 3| sothat the upper ports 52 communicate with the liquid in the container 40.It will be noted that in this position the ports 5| are closed by thetubular portion 56 Of the base 4| so that liquid flowing into thecylindrical valve cannot escape. When the gate 26 is closed asillustrated in Fig. 2, the plunger 3| will be drawn down and the valve44 will drop so that the liquid therein is emptied through the ports 5|.This liquid flows from the cavity 24 through the opening 25 into thefreezing chamber.

The valve cylinder 45 and the ports 5| and 52 therein are so arrangedthat in the event that the valve should stick in any position, theliquid will not flow from the container 40 into the cavity 24. This iillustrated in Fig. 4 in which the valve is shown in a position betweenthe upper and lower limits. In this position the valve is high enoughthat the ports 5| are closed so that any liquid in the valve is retainedtherein and yet the valve is not high enough for the ports 52 to be openand permit additional fluid to flow therein. It is, therefore, apparentthat if the valve is moved further up, although ports 52 might open,ports 5| will remain closed. Also if the valve is moved downwardly 50that the ports 5| may open, the ports 52 will necessarily close. In apractical embodiment of the invention the width of each port is and theentire movement required for operation of the valve is This provides adistance of A during which both valves are completely closed precludingany possibility of the valves sticking in such a position that liquidfrom the container may enter through the ports 52 and empty through theports l into the cavity 24.

It is apparent thatthe amount of liquid which is admitted into thefreezer by each operation of the gate 26 depends upon the volume of thevalve 45. The amount of custard Withdrawn during each operation of thegate will generally be the same. That is, the machine will normally beused to fill containers selling for a given price. However, it may bedesired to change the amount of the frozen mixture withdrawn at eachoperation. That is, it might be desired to set up one machine fordispensing 5' cups and a second ma chine for dispensing cups. Also, theamount of custard frozen at any price, for example, 10, might bedifferent in various areas depending upon the cost of the mixture andthe overhead required for operating the machine. For this reason,provisions have been made for altering the amount of liquid which may beadmitted into the freezing chamber on each operation of the gate. Thismay be done by providing inserts in the valve as indicated in Fig. '7'.The insert 58 may be placed in the valve when the bottom member "isremoved-from the cylinder 45. The insert. has an opening to receive thespindle 48 and a recess for receiving the hub 59 of the bottom closure41. It is obvious that inserts 58 of various sizes may be provided forchanging the effective volume of a valve and, therefore, controlling theamount of liquid admitted into the chamber at each operation.

Considering now the operation of the frozen custard machines, thechamber II is first provided with the required amount of mixture so thatthe chamber will be filledwith custard when frozen. This originalquantity of mixture may be provided by removing the container 40 andpouring the mixture into the open top of the cavity 24. After themixture in the chamber II is frozen it may be withdrawn as desired byopen ing the gate 26. It is to be pointed out that the refrigeratingapparatus I2 and the motor l3 for agitating the mixture may beautomatically controlled, and will, therefore, not operate continuously.However, the dasher must operate in order for the mixture to flow sothat it can be withdrawn. As the gate is opened the spring 33 will causethe plunger 3| to move up and move the valve 4.4 sothat liquid in thecontainer 49 flows into the chamber within the valve. When therequiredamount of frozen custard has been withdrawn, the gate 29 will beclosed by the operator pulling the plunger 31 down and allowing thevalve to dropdown. This allows the mixture to empty from the valve andflow into the cavity 24 and through opening 25 into the chamber II. Itis to be pointed out that the mixture is admitted to the chamber llafter the gate 26 is closed and while the dasher is, rotating. Thedasher will cause the liquid to move toward the back of the chamber llwherein it will be immediately frozen. This sequence of operationprevents liquid which has just been admitted into the freezing chamberfrom running out through the open gate, which might occur if the gatewas open at the time, when the mixture is introduced into the chamber.

When the valve 44 is opened the lower ports 5| are tightly closed asindicated in Fig. 3 and theupper p0rts 52 will be immersed in the liquidmixture in the container 42. Air will, of course,

bepresent in the chamber within the valve and this air must escapebefore the liquid can enter the valve. The air within: the valve will beforced out if the ports 52 in the valve are unsymmetrical so that thepressure exerted by the liquid in the container is not uniform. This maybe accomplished, for example, by making the port 52a larger than theother ports. 52- as indicated in Fig. 5. Another diificulty encounteredin the operation of the machine is that frost accumulates on the topsurface 60 of the block 35 (Figs. 4 and 6). This prevents the topsurface 60 from coming into engagement with the surface 61 of theclosure member casting, and, therefore, limits the upward movement ofthe plunger 3|. This difficulty is overcome by tapering the edges of theblock 35 as shown at 62. The force of the block 35 against the surface6|" caused by the spring 33 is then sufficient to crack off the iceformed on the tapered surface and, therefore, ice cannot accumulate onthe top of surface 60 to prevent the full upward movement of the plunger3|.

The frozen custard machines in accordance with the invention have beenfound to provide very satisfactory operation. Continuous operation atvarious freezing rates is provided in a small machine having a verysimple structure. Machines as shown in Fig. 1 may be of such size to seton a table for use in a small store or stand. A plurality of differentmachines can be provided for making custard of different flavors. Thestructure is easily disassembled for cleaning and is arranged so thataccidental flooding of the liquid mixture is not possible.

While certain preferred embodiments of the invention have beendescribed, it is apparent that various changes and modifications can bemade therein without departing from the intended scope ofthe inventionas defined in the appended claims.

I claim:

1. In a machine for making frozen custard, ice cream or other frozenproducts and including a chamber for freezing a prepared mixture, meansfor adding mixture to said chamber as the frozen product'is removedtherefrom comprising, a closure for said chamber, said closure having afirst opening through which said frozen product is withdrawn and asecond opening through which said mixture is admitted, a gate forclosing said first opening, a container for said prepared mixture, ductmeans forminga passage between said container and said second opening,metering meansin said passage for controlling the flow of said mixturefrom said container to said second opening, and a mechanical linkageinterconnecting said gate and said metering means for controlling theentry of said mixture in accordance with the removal of said frozenproduct.

2. In a frozen custard machine including a chamber for freezing aprepared mixture, means for automatically adding mixture to said chamberas the frozen mixture is removed comprising, a closure for said chamber,said closure having an opening through which the frozen custard iswithdrawn and a cavity for receiving said prepared mixture for admissioninto said chamber, a. gate for closingsaid opening, a container for saidprepared mixture, and metering means associated with said container andoperated by said gate for controlling the entry of said mixture fromsaid container into said cavity, said metering means measuring a fixedquantity of said mixture when said gate is'opened and emptying saidquantity into said cavity when said gate is closed.

3. In a machine including a chamber for freezing a prepared liquidmixture, means for adding liquid mixture to said chamber as the frozenmixture is removed therefrom comprising, a closure for said chamber,said closure having a first opening through which said frozen mixture iswithdrawn and a second opening through which said liquid mixture isadmitted, gate means for closing said first opening, a container forsaid prepared mixture, valve means associated with said container andsaid closure for supplying a predetermined amount of said mixture tosaid second opening at each operation thereof, and means interconnectingsaid valve means and said gate means for causing operation of said valvemeans each time said gate means is opened and closed.

4. A machine for freezing a prepared liquid mixture comprising, achamber having a first opening therein through which the frozen mixtureis Withdrawn and a second openingtherein for receiving said preparedliquid mixture, a gate for closing said first opening, a container forsaid prepared mixture, duct means forming a passage extending betweensaid container and said second opening, and metering means in saidpassage operated by said gate for controlling the entry of said mixturefrom said container into said chamber, said metering means automaticallysupplying a fixed quantity of said liquid mixture to said chamber whensaid gate is opened and closed. I A

5. Apparatus fo freezing a liquid mixture comprising, a refrigeratedchamber, gate means associated with said chamber for withdrawing thefrozen mixture therefrom, a container for said liquid mixture, ductmeans interconnecting said container and said chamber, and meteringmeans associated with said duct means and controlled by said gate meansfor controlling the flow of said liquid mixture to said chamber.

6. In apparatus including a refrigerated chamber for freezing a liquidmixture, means for controlling the admission of said mixture into saidchamber comprising, a closure member for said chamber, gate means onsaid closure member for withdrawing the frozen mixture from saidchamber, a container for said liquid mixture, a cavity in said closuremember for receiving said liquid mixture for admission into saidchamber, and metering means associated with said container and saidclosure member and operatively connected to said gate means forcontrolling the fiow of said liquid mixture into said cavity inaccordance with operation of said gate means.

7. In a machine for freezing custard, ice cream or other mixture andincluding a chamber for freezing the liquid mixture, means forautomatically adding mixture to said chamber as the frozen mixture isremoved comprising, a closure for said chamber, said closure having anopening through which the frozen mixture is withdrawn and a cavity forreceiving said liquid mixture for admission into said chamber, a gatefor closing said first opening having a projection thereon, a containerfor said liquid mixture positioned above said cavity and having anopening therein, a sliding valve in said opening in said containerincluding a cylinder having ports therein arranged so that when saidvalve is in an upper position said liquid mixture fiows into saidcylinder and when said valve is in the lower position the liquid withinsaid cylinder flows into said cavity, and a vertical plunger bearingagainst said valve and biased to an upper position, said plungerincluding a roller adapted to be engaged by said projection on said gatefor holding said plunger down when said gate is closed.

8. In a machine for freezing custard, ice cream or other mixtures, meansfor automatically adding liquid mixture to said machine as the frozenmixture is removed comprising, a closure member for said machine havingan opening through which said frozen mixture is withdrawn anda cavityfor receiving said liquid mixture, a gate for closing said first openinghaving a projection thereon, a container for said liquid mixturepositioned above said cavity and having an opening therein, a verticallysliding valve in said opening in said container including a cylinderhaving upper ports therein arranged so that when said valve is in anupper position said liquid mixture fiows into said cylinder and lowerports arranged so that when said valve is in the lower position theliquid within said cylinder flows into said cavity, and a verticalslidable plunger bearing against said valve and including a rollerpositioned to be engaged by said projection and a biasing spring forholding said plunger in an upper position, said plunger being effectiveto hold said valve in said upper position when said gate is open andallowing said valve to drop to said lower position when said gate isclosed.

9. In a machine including a chamber for freezing a liquid mixture, meansfor automatically supplying mixture to said chamber as the frozenmixture is withdrawn comprising, a gate operable for withdrawing saidfrozen mixture from said chamber and including a projection thereon,means forming a cavity for receiving said liquid mixture for admissioninto said chamber, a container for said liquid mixture positioned abovesaid cavity and having an opening with a tubular projection extendingtherefrom, a valve including a cylinder having a sliding fit in saidtubular projection, said cylinder having upper ports therein arranged sothat when said valve is in an upper position said ports extend into saidcontainer and the liquid mixture flows therethrough into said cylinder,said cylinder having lower ports arranged so that when said valve is inthe lower position said lower ports are positioned below said projectionand the liquid within said cylinder flows therethrough into said cavity,and a vertical plunger having a top surface bearing against said valveand a roller engaging said projection on said gate so that said cylinderis held in said upper position when said gate is open and is allowed todrop to said lower position when said gate is closed.

10. In a machine including a chamber for freezing a liquid mixture,means for automatically adding mixture to said chamber as the frozenmixture is withdrawn comprising, a gate operable for withdrawing saidfrozen mixture from said chamber, means forming a cavity for receivingsaid liquid mixture for admission into said chamber, a container forsaid liquid mixture positioned above said cavity and having an openingwith a tubular projection extending therefrom, including a cylinderhaving a sliding fit in said tubular projection, said cylinder havingupper ports therein arranged so that when said valve is in an upperposition said ports extend into said container and the liquid mixtureflows into said cylinder, said cylinder having lower ports arranged sothat when said valve is in the lower position said lower ports are posi-11. In a machine including a chamber for freezing a liquid mixture,means for automatically supplying mixture to said chamber as the frozenmixture is withdrawn comprising, a gate operable for withdrawing saidfrozen mixture from said chamber, means forming a cavity for receivingsaid liquid mixture and for supplying the same to said chamber, acontainer for said liquid mixture positioned above said cavity andhaving an opening with a tubular projection extending therefrom, a valvehaving a sliding fit in said tubular projection including a cylinder andtop and bottom closure members therefor, said cylinder having upperports therein arranged so that when said valve is in an upper positionsaid ports extend into said container and the liquid mixture fills saidcylinder, said cylinder having lower ports arranged so that when saidvalve is in the lower position said lower ports are positioned, belowsaid projection and the liquid within said cylinder flows intosaid-cavity, said top closure member being of larger diameter than saidopening and serving to close said opening when said valve is in saidlower position, and means interconnecting said valve and said gate sothat said cylinder is held in said upper position when said gate is openand is allowed to drop to said lower position when said gate is closed.

12. In a machine including a chamber for freezing a liquid mixture,means for automatically supplying mixture to said chamber as the frozenmixture is withdrawn comprising, a gate operable for withdrawing saidfrozen mixture from said chamber, means forming a cavity for receivingsaid liquid mixture for supplying the same to said chamber, a containerfor said liquid mixture positioned above said cavity and having anopening with a tubular projection extending therefrom, a valve having asliding fit in said tubular projection including a cylinder and top andbottom closure members therefor, an insert in said cylinder fordecreasing the volume of said valve, said cylinder having upper portstherein arranged so that when said valve is in an upper position saidports extend into said container and the liquid mixture fills saidcylinder, said cylinder having lower ports arranged so that when saidvalve is in the lower position said lower ports are positioned belowsaid projection and the liquid within said cylinder flows into saidcavity, and means interconnecting said valve and said gate so that saidcylinder is held in said upper position when said gate is open and isallowed to drop to said lower position when said gate is closed.

13. In a machine including a chamber for freezing a liquid mixture,means fOI automatically 7 supplying mixture to said chamber as thefrozen mixture is withdrawn comprising, a gate operable for withdrawingsaid frozen mixture from said chamber, means forming a cavity forreceiving said liquid mixture for supplying the same to said chamber, acontainer for said liquid mixture positioned above said cavity andhaving an opening with a tubular projection extending therefrom, a valvehaving a sliding fit in said tubular projection including a cylinder andtop and bottom closure members, said cylinder having upper ports thereinaranged so that when said valve is in an upper position said portsextend into said container and the liquid mixture flows into saidcylinder, said upper ports being of different con figurations, saidcylinder having lower ports arranged so that when said valve is in thelower position said lower ports are positioned below said projection andthe liquid within said cylinder flows into said cavity, and meansinterconnecting said valve and said gate so that said cylinder is heldin said upper position when said gate is open and is allowed to drop tosaid lower position when said gate is closed.

14. The method of freezing a liquid mixture, comprising the steps f,introducing a quantity of the liquid mixture into a freezing chamber,freezing the liquid mixture in the freezing chamber, opening saidfreezing chamber to withdraw a portion of said frozen mixture,therefrom, automatically measuring a predetermined amount of liquidmixture as said frozen mixture is withdrawn, closing said freezingchamber, and auto-i matically introducing said measured amount of liquidmixture into said freezing chamber when said chamber is closed.

15. The method of operating freezing apparatus including a freezingchamber, a container with liquid mixture to be frozen, and a gate forwith: drawing frozen mixture from the freezing chamber, comprising thesteps of, opening said gate to withdraw frozen mixture from saidchamber, automatically measuring a predetermined amount of liquidmixture in response to opening of said gate, closing said gate, andautomatically introducing said measured amount.of liquid mixture intosaid freezing chamber in response to closing of said gate.

16. The method of freezing a liquid mixture, comprising the steps ofintroducing a quantity of the liquid mixture into a freezing chamber,freezing the liquid mixture in said freezing chamber, withdrawing aportion f said frozen mixture from said chamber, and automaticallintroducing a predetermined amount of liquid mixture into said freezinchamber after said portion has een withdrawn.

BEN H. WOODRUFF.

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